Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-24
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. q. 8. Grant arrived in the city on Tuesday
night, and Is the guest Of Senator and Mrs. STAN
ford. Mrs. Gen. Beale took luncheon with her and
M este MT Ms Grant the close
where she will remain until early In April when
she will again come to this CITY, and be the guest
OF the former In California precludes the visit be-
Ing made at this time. Gen. Beale has arrived at
MS ranches on the Pacific coast, where he will d.
rect the planting OF vast orange and olive groves
Mr. John r. Mclean has returned to Cincinnati,
Mrs. Mclean and little son remaining here, the
guests OF Mrs. Beale
Mrs. Whitney was prevented yesterday from tax
Ing her third drive. since her Illness by the storm
which came down about O'Clock. Mrs. Whitney
Is preparing for round OF festivities take place
In the early future. The christening OF the little
child takes place at Easter.
Mrs. Senator Cameron, who has been confined to
her room during the gay season, her last appear
ance being at the dinner given by Secretary Whit
ney TO Munkacsy, Is now cOnvaleScent and was
out driving yesterday.
Mrs. Senator Mcpherson, whose sudden illness
on Monday changed the personnel OF Mrs Cleve-
lands luncheon party at the last moments has
fairly recovered from the attack.
Mrs. Rufus Peckham, OF Albany, has concluded
her very pleasant visit at the capital and left the
city yesterday, accompanied by Mr. j. Bleecker
Banks, her host, as far as New York city.
Mrs. BroOkes gave very handsome luncheon
party on Tuesday to fourteen ladies to meet Miss
Mildred Lee.
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on Monday. The bouquets were rich roses in great
! punches. The guests were Mrs. Hit, Mrs Nc
Cawley, Mrs. Aekley, Mrs; Payson, Mrs Warder,
Miss Waite and Mrs. Tiffany.
| Mrs. Folsom did not hold her usual reception at
Oak View yesterday, but will be at home 1nfor-
mally on Wednesdays hereafter, from IL to /.
Mrs. John w. Foster will be at home on Mondays
during Lent.
Mrs. Dolph will be at home after four O'Clock on
hnr dow nd nro<oo -
Lenten teas.
MI. Truxton Beale leaves to-day. for California.
| MIR. w. w. Armstrong and Miss Armstrong, OF
Cleveland. who have been visiting the city for a
IeW Weeks aesufn 1,t 10 tnelr home to-day MT Arm
postmaster OF that city.
Mrs. Fortescue, Of New York, returns to her
home to-day, after pleasant visit OF six weeks in
| the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Tallmadpe. who went to
New York on their bridal tour, have returned to
| street.
Miss Rose E. Cleveland ana Miss Anna Van
vechten visited Mount Vernon yesterday morning.
Hon. John A. Swope, OF Gettysburgh. Pa, whose
service In the House expires with this Congress,
has purchased and furnished house on Capitol
hill, and will henceforth make this city his home.
and with her husband win make Welcome and
capital
| MI. W. n. uaCudtuS anu MlnS Jane S7 Uutln Wctt
married last evening at the GARFIELD Memorial
church, Rev. T. D. Power oficiating. A reception
| was held by Mr.. and Mrs. Richards ct their new
home on 11th street northeast.
Tuesday Miss Mary Louise DeweeA daughter o1
Major Devices and Lieut. Philip A. Betters were
i married at the home Of Major Devices In Washing
ton county, Md. Lieut. Barrett of1ciated as best
man ana Miss 40nat Of Philadelphia, attended thu
bride.
Mr. q. A. Sanford, general secretary Of the r. n
@. A. OF this city, ana Miss sarah godfrey wers
married yesterday at Newbufgh, n +.
The Misses Cannon win leave Wizards on Sat
urday for their homo In ulinoaa They WIN moi
return to tho city this season.